At the gathering, the atmosphere was lively. A newcomer approached me with curiosity and eagerness in his eyes,
and quietly asked me: "Brother, you've made 13 million after six years of trading cryptocurrencies. Is there any insider information or some secret to choosing coins?"
I smiled. Not out of mockery, but recalling my own early days in the circle. Back then, I was even more anxious than he was.
With only a few thousand U in hand, I spent all day staring blankly at the K-line,
chasing the trending coins in the news square,
changing directions seven or eight times a day.
I was so excited when the prices went up that I couldn't sleep at night,
and when they fell, I directly questioned my life.
I desperately searched for the so-called "secrets,"
trying every indicator formula, insider information, and community sentiment,
but the numbers in my account still resembled a roller coaster,
sometimes soaring, sometimes plummeting to zero.
Gradually, I discovered:
Making money in the crypto world doesn't rely on insider information,
nor on so-called "coin selection secrets."
It's about methods, discipline, and mindset.
The first step is to control your position.
No matter how good the opportunity, don't go all in,
or you might doubt your life after a wave of correction.
The second step is to go with the trend.
If the trend is right, profits will roll in on their own;
if the trend is wrong, cut losses in time to avoid heartbreak.
The third step is not to chase the hot trends.
Market hype is just noise,
what truly allows your capital to grow steadily
is calm judgment and a sense of rhythm.
The fourth step is to roll your capital over the long term.
Start with a small amount of funds and gradually accumulate,
as time will bring the steady ones to the forefront.
